@ray_cun Nuclear and LNG Electricity will be coming soon . We are due to close Money point in 2025 . The French will save us

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@ray_cun It’s not hard.

@ray_cun So how have we managed all this time without being connected too a larger grid?

@ray_cun The way the greens go on you would swear Ireland was the main culprit for global warming

@ray_cun We’ve managed remarkably well over the year in fairness. But given the intermittent nature of renewables, better grid connection is vital while we work on storage capacity etc. A second line to the UK is being privately developed too I understand.

@ray_cun much easier when we use French nuclear power. Their plants are ageing though & they're struggling to repair & build new ones to keep up with demand. Would the greens ever consider nuclear as an option for Ireland?

@ray_cun Great to see Ireland finally using nuclear power, but I'd prefer if we were making it here instead of becoming depentent on imports...

@ray_cun Especially one with reliable clean nuclear energy

@ray_cun This would be the interconnector that will carry nuclear-generated electricity from France?

@ray_cun A it’s ok to use nuclear as long as it’s not our nuclear, the new green not so green policy?

@ray_cun Great, but can we let the public know that this means nuclear energy.

@ray_cun How much will it cost? Will it increase or decrease prices in Ireland? Will it flow two ways? What is the effective transmission capacity? What are the expected transmission losses? Is it a white elephant?, based on answers to the above👆👆👆